Antigua and Barbuda “mash dem up” at OECS pageant
Antigua and Barbuda’s Keriann Thomas is the new Miss OECS 2022. Thomas, a police officer walked away with the awards for Best in Creative National Wear, Best Creative National Wear, Best Swim Wear, Best in Swim Wear, Best Evening Gown and Best in Evening Gown.
Kejean Smith of St Lucia was placed 1st Runner Up and Grenada’s Reesa Mcintosh placed 2nd runner up, walking away with the Best Interview and Best Performing talent awards
The pageant was held in Dominica at the Old Mill Cultural Center last night.
St Lucia’s Earlyca Frederick has been wearing the crown since 2019.
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